then we have john breckenridge, john breckenridge who had been the vice president under buchanan and then the democratic party split. there were northern and southerners. recommend was for the south. he represented the south. and he is shaking hands with benjamin butler. benjamin butler one of the most radical of radicals, one of the most hated people in the south. eight and is imagining them all shaking hands and endorsing reconstruction and it's not completely crazy. davis was in prison after the war, after he was captured. who was the person who sprung for his bond to get him out of prison. horace greeley. this is actually some common ground. what about benjamin wade? born originally and france. this is after the napoleonic era. he was a radical republican in france. he opposed restoration of the monarchy area that is why he had to come to the united states. he was imprisoned for that. what about benjamin wade? he opposed -- he said a standing army is opposed to republican virtues, and therefore west point was closed and he was very worried about a standing army occupied in the so

fox news reporter is in breckenridge, colorado, where one of those fires is threatening a nearby ski resort. >> reporter: at 85 acres, the peek 2 fire is more of a danger by proximity than size. the resort town are on pre- evacuation orders, should this fire burning in the white river national forest, take a leap. 450 homes from one subdivision are on mandatory evacuation. >> they sent a text to be ready, and then another to leave. >> reporter: this fire transitions to a type one incident, meaning it's the most complex, and there for, some of the best resources from around the country are here to fight it. there are 39 large fires burning in 11 western states. super hot summer temperatures, pushed by erratic winds are making conditions worse. in northern california, 1000 acres have burned in rural yellow county, where grass fire closed a highway, and forced evacuations of 50 homes. in arizona, crews are continuing with a massive wildfire in the mountains. shifting winds in northern nevada pushed a wildfire there toward a team of firefighters. no one was injured, but more than 500 peo

in breckenridge colorado.s. >>> at beautiful sunday, mike. >> what start, i always needed, i always went back inside for the jacket this morning. >> did you >> just a light jacket. not the winter coat >> you were wearing shorts when you walked in. >> well, i mean, >> we also noticed the bright full moon. >> it was gorgeous >> i had so many people on my feed trying to take a picture of the fool moon with their camera phone and be completely frustrated. this look as lot better in person than it does on my phone >> because of the glare >> it's tough to get that good full meaning it's easiest when it's rising and setting. it was shining through my went last night. made it a hard to get to sleep. gorgeous morning, crystal clear blue skies, live look outside. the picture looks worse than it is. that looks a little hazy, i promise lots of blue skies and if you're going for the early morning run, jog, walk the dog, it's a perfect morning for italy let's talk about highs yesterday, reagan national 90, dulles 87, bwi 87

and that's why authorities here in breckenridge blew the whistle.ws here in colorado try to beat back the quickly spreading wildfire known as pete 2, officials here are worried about the dry timber that's feeding it. >> trees do burn, especially dead trees. so it certainly helps to fuel, you know, a fire starting out as 50 x 50, going to 82 acres in a matter of six or seven hours. >> reporter: the wildfire exploded inside white river national forest on wednesday, throwing smoke high into the air and forcing hundreds of breckenridge on notice. >> the fire really didn't move too quick until about 1:00, it started to move about 1:30 to 2:00, the fire reallyblew up. >> it's a pretty big chain. >> reporter: people inside the peek seven neighborhood, which is about three miles from the fire line, were told to pack their belongings. >> i had no idea this was going on. i was out working in the yard, came around the corner, and they said, you're supposed to be out of here. >> knowing how dry it is, we were very concerned about it and called 911. >> reporter:

>> live in breckenridge, colorado. alecia, thank you. the dow caned 94, the s&p 500 finished ahead of 15, the nasdaq surged 54. the dow was up three tenths of a percentage point. the s&p 500 gained seven hundredths, the nasdaq finished ahead two things. he was employers added 2200 jobs in june. that is more than expected. and the most in four months, the unemployment rate actually ticked up from 4.3% to 4.5% because more people began looking for work. let's get some analysis on today's economic news. joining us from our sister network, fox business, -- when you break it down, what will they find that they like and don't like? >> okay. well, i will tell you what. they've got the headline number, bret, in the eight years since the financial crisis, any time we can get a 2 at the front of a six-figure job number? that can be categorized as a very hot number. that's exactly what we got for june. as you pointed out, it was better-than-expected. 220,000 soundly beat the expectation than the 179,000 people would be hired. so you've got to ask,

. >>> fire working to save a breckenridge ski resort. a wildfire yesterday is burning four miles away. so far the winds have directed the flames away from the resort but firefighters shaking in direction could spell disas -- say a change in direction could spell disaster for breckenridge. that is quite the sight topper. >>> difficult here not fear but water here. -- fire but water here. >> lots ofive. >> moving our way and a ground is wet and some areas in southern maryland had three, four, five inches of rain this morning. let's start with the live look outside. it's our live michael & son weather cam. pretty quiet inside the immediate metro area right now. temperature-wise, well you look at that. that's not so bad. 79. but the -- the dew point? it's in the mid 70s so the heat index is 82. wind east northeast at object 10. here's the -- about 10. here's the radar again inside the beltway it's quiet for now. here are the big storms winchester back to culpeper and there we pointed this out earlier. you know they have some lightning in tan

ski resort, it is pretty close, keep going, and you are looking at the town of breckenridge, you countlive there, plus all of the visitors, you're talking about 30,000 people under preevacuation orders were known. also, the fire is complex, it became what is known as type one, some of the best resources around the country are here, the fuel that is burning is a dead trees killed from beetles, plus dried undergrowth, add that to how steep it is, and it is a tough firefight. >> about a mile and a half to 2 miles from our house, you have to go up and down, that can go really fast. >> this fire is only 7% contained, got a little bit of rain, didn't really help much. >> shepard: we will be back with a look at one of the great wonders of engineering, workers begin building apps on this day in history >> shepard: on the state in 1930, construction began on the hoover dam. before he was president, herbert hoover helped broker a deal to help jumpstart the project, engineers designed it to control the rivers of colorado, at the time of its completion, it was the largest dam in all of the world.

that's why authorities here at breckenridge blew the whistle. as fire crews here in colorado tried to beat back the quickly spreading wildfire known at pete 2, officials are worried about the dry timber that's feeding it. >> there are dead trees. it certainly helps to fuel a fire that starts out 50x50 going to 200 acres in a matter of moments. >> reporter: it through smoke high into the air hundreds of evacuations, putting town of breckenridge on notice. >> the fire didn't move too quick until about 1:00 it started to move. about 1:30 to 2:00, the fire really blew up. >> reporter: people inside the peak 7 neighborhood, which is about three miles from the fire line were told to pack their belongings. >> i had no idea this was going on. i was out working in yard, came around the corner, and they said, you're supposed to be out of here hu knowing how dry it is, we were concerned and called 911. >> reporter: he's on vacation and a cbs news safety analyst. >> all day we've been seeing it, but also what we've seen is incredible coordination and work d

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evacuations have been lifted in colorado near breckenridge.ighters have run into favorable conditions that have allowed them to increase containment to 25%. take a listen to a resident. >> is a tragedy. my friends back home have been climbing ask if things are okay. my mom called anna is worried. said don't go hiking, stat of the woods. >> in montana fire has burned nearly 40 square miles and is now 40% contained. temperatures have spiked in some areas have seen triple digit heat. that's not making things easier on the firefighters. what they really need is rain. unfortunately there's not much in the forecast. >> eric: those temperatures are making that battle difficult. thank you. >> arthel: a partial collapse at an apartment building. neighbors russian to search for survivors digging through their bare hands. we'll have details on that tragedy, next. plus, president trump wrapping up his trip to the g20 summit with a meeting with a chinese leader saying north korea will be dealt with one way or another. did he convince the chinese to get tou

[applause] breckenridge? >> i will say, in addition to what everyone else has said so nation has our really been built on entrepreneurship and innovation. and we need to make sure that those opportunities are out there and they're out there for every child. an investmentis in our future. so we can't back off. we have to stay in the forefront. have to find the win-win, because they're there. successe many paths to and that's what we need to teach our children. that's what we need to reinforce with our elected officials. [applause] >> you know, jumping on what has said, youone know, governor schwarzenegger certainly has a very powerful and has been an inspiration and has been a role many.for so but every single person in this room and watching at home has the same ability to influence in their own networks. that's one of the things that i think the internet has brought us. of us have our own social networks, our networks of friends and families that we can to, and by doing that, you can magnify your voice. 60 m

in colorado, this fire near breckenridge erupting wednesday afternoon. >> breckenridge is on fire. >>lames bursting above the tree line. that mile's high column of smoke towering over the popular ski resort. around breckenridge multiple mandatory evacuations. >> quite a few of my friends, you know, had texted, contacted me saying they had to pack their bags and get out. >> reporter: so far that fire is zero percent contained even as planes dive bomb the blaze. >> this something i've never seen in 33 years. >> reporter: a lucky shift in the wind direction helped them keep the fire from burning towards the resort town. in nevada, fire crews fighting a blaze that exploded from 3500 acres to 5,000 acres over the past 24 hours. now, all that excessive heat not only increases the chances of more fires but also makes the work for firefighters that much more difficult. these folks are often carrying 40 pounds of gear uphill. i'll give you a sense of what it is. there are 200 feet of hose here. they carry webbing like this which includes a fire shelter and often a tool like this called a mcclo

. >> julie: firefighters are stilo near the ski town of breckenridge.now. officials say firefighters are still facing danger. that slowing the progress of putting out the fire. will is why from the west coast newsroom. how many fires are burning now? >> good evening. they're almost 40 wildfires burning in every western state. take a look at the map and you can see fire spread out across 11 states. we got an update on the alamo fire which is burning an hour north of santa barbara. it has tripled in size and has charred 19000 acres and is only 10% complian contain. residents are under a mandatory evacuation. take a look at the pictures. a skyline with a blood red full moon rising over the claims. more than 1000 firefighters are battling on both the ground and from the air. unfortunately their strong winds and hot temperature. good news in colorado, evacuations have been lifted for fire burning 2 miles north of the ski area in breckenridge. firefighters have run into favorable conditions that have allowed them to increase containment to 25%. take a listen

evacuations have been lifted by fire burning two miles north of the popular ski area in breckenridge.ers on the ground have run into favorable conditions that have allowed them to increase containment to 25 percent. they're not taking any chances. >> we have had 11 firefighters fatalities with trees coming down and hitting people.>> that certainly is a concern for every firefighter in the western united states this weekend. and i was on the hilltop fires burned more than 28,000 acres and is only five percent contained. many of the fires that are still raging in parts of the southwest where temperatures have spiked over the past couple of days, seminaries are seeing record-breaking triple digit heat. certainly it is not making things any easier on the thousands of firefighters on the front lines. >> will carr, thank you so much. >> the dust still settling after an historic meeting, and epic meeting if you look at the present face-to-face with vladimir putin for the first time this week. among all of the topics on the agenda from syria to ukraine perhaps it is no surprise that the one g

. >> we are here at a middle school near breckenridge and bristol colorado.rt, there are 85 acres burned. that may not sound like a lot of acreage, but the real danger here is proximity because i'm about a mile and a half from that fire is a subdivision that is evacuated right now. you go to miles, you're at the breckenridge ski resort. 450 homes are under a mandatory evacuation. that subdivision i just mentioned and even more on our own pre-orders. this became what is known as a type one incident. navy seals of firefighters have now taken over the fire. one thing that continues to be a menace, drones. >> basically we need everyone to keep their drones at home. please don't fly drones in the area. the real deal is f8 drone is flying in the area, we cannot fly our aircraft in the area. >> out there are currently 39 large fires burning and 11 11 states. in northern california, 500 acres have burned and the evacuations are underway. in northern nevada, shifting winds pushed a wildfire there toward a team of firefighters. the fire chief said fortunately no one wa

this blaze blakireaking out nea breckenridge, colorado and several more near sparks, nevada. this one near camarillo, california. feeding off weather. thunderstorms could bring lightning, sparking new fires and 100 degree-plus heat will not make the firefight any easier. clayton sandell. >>> this will be the last year to buy a volvo fueled only by gasoline. they plan to offer only new models that are electrics or hybrids starting with the 2019 model year. volvo is the first major manufacturer to announce the switch. but others are likely to follow. >>> and hobby lobby will pay a $3 million fine for buying artifacts smuggled out of iraq. they date back to 5,000 years. the company was warned the items may have been stolen when it bought them six years ago. in addition to the fine, hobby lobby has to give up all artifa artifacts. >> wallet hub ranked lake olathe above miami. >> so olathe does have big plans for lake olathe, created bay dam in the 1950s. they will be adding a sand volleyball court, too. take that, miami. >> olathe. >> the very popular hot spot of olathe. >> if i

the wildfire has grown to 80 acres in breckenridge. more people could be asked to evacuate today. >>> back at home, a fire that could spirit is giving them new hope. >> they are living in a hotel while their northeast d.c. home is being repaired. it's one of three homes badly damaged in a fire. neighbors have been more than generous and giving to your gofundme campaign. they have three children under the age of 3. one part of the house survived a fire. a wall with a very meaningful message. >> every month, a phrase, a bible verse. this path month, it was we do hard things. that wall remains uncharred. >> really incredible. they say they never considered moving any place else. they are going to start over there. >> planning to go back to that home in northeast. >>> let's give you a live look at storm team 4 radar right now as the rain continues to push into and through the area. a lot of you are going to see slick roads on the way to work today. the story could be the same for the drive home. chuck is back with a closer look at the timi

. >>> back home, mandatory evacuations have now been ordered near breckenridge, colorado, where a wildfire has rapidly exploded in size burning over 70 acres and counting. air tankers are assisting in the fight now. authorities are asking people not to fly drones near this site. the fire's just a few miles from homes in that area which is very popular with tourists. >>> it turns out that the new president of france is quite the daredevil. when emmanuel macron paid a visit to a nuclear submarine yesterday, he made something of an entrance. he was lowered to the sub by helicopter in a scene that could have been right out of a tom clancy novel. once on board the french president reportedly took part in a simulated missile launch. >>> when we come back, where's the love? a young fan at wimbledon has his souvenir snatched away. up next, the outcry, and how it all turned out. officers. ===raj vo=== the mistake he never wants any officer to make again. ===/jess oc=== plus, it )s the hottest ticket n town. the comeback performance everyone )s been waiting for... ===next close=== that )s next. ==ra

so close to homes in breckenridge, colorado, evacuations remain in effect for 463 homes. >> we were on alert, yes. and we're still on alert. >> reporter: today some progress and relief for jay beckerman who's owned the blue river bistro for 17 years. >> we haven't really seen anything quite as close as this. >> reporter: with 37 large wildfires burning across 11 states, resources are taxed across the region. in los angeles, 100 fires sparked by illegal fireworks on the fourth of july. crews on the lookout for new fires ignited today. all of this comes as the west faces a stifling heat wave. 18 million are under advisories and record highs are all in the forecast. with heat and fire torching the region -- >> we are having an earthquake. >> reporter: montana faced a different state of emergency. a 5.8 quake, the biggest here in nearly 60 years, rattling stores, homes and nerves. >> i didn't know it was going to be this bad. >> reporter: tonight, earthquakes, heat and fire. the west rattled in more ways than one. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> as this country battles the opio

colorado with above-average temperatures and high humidity fueling the flames, and the fire in breckenridge over the national forest near denver is not the biggest or most active but it is forcing hundreds of homeowners to evacuate and officials are telling others in the area to be ready to pack up and go. >> a lot of the residents are familiar with the drill and sadly are experiencing it for real. >> reporter: the crews are tackling flames from above sending in tankers and helicopters to drop water. some of the areas are inaccessible and we are not putting firefighters in harm's way. >> reporter: in northern nevada the fire covering over 20,000 acres had several areas under pre-evacuation orders with the largest fire in southern utah. it is almost contained but the smaller fires continue to pop up, more than two dozen. officials believe some of these fires were sparked by lightning but it is not the case near flagstaff and the police are looking for man accused of setting as many as eight fires. in california the crews are making substantial progress against the fire in the county but not

flames leaped 125 feet into the air, threatening the resort town of breckenridge, colorado. one fueled by dry conditions, and 500 firefighters are working to fight the blaze. investigators are looking at the cause of the fires, but in los angeles, officials say 100 were sparked by illegal fireworks on the fourth of july. up in solano coupe, west of sacramento, a small herd of cattle struggle to escape the flames. fortunately fortunately they got their way across and appear to be doing okay. >>> we got a hot and stormy start to the weekend. let's check in with nbc meteorologist bill karen with the forecast. bill, what are we looking at in. >> nothing good. hot in the west, excessive heat warnings, boise included. here's the big heat, really intense three weeks ago, died off, and then it came back, 116 today in phoenix. that should break the record there. close in washington state. salt lake city a degree or two shy. saturday, record high possible in boise. vegas close, downtown l.a. close to the record high. thankfully, though, into next week, we watch the temperaturing comin

in colorado they've been working since yesterday to keep the flames away from the breckenridge i askseveral hundred people have been evacuated. there was some battle at wimbledon this week in the stands. american jack sock won his first-round match on tuesday ands toed a sweaty towel to a kid in the second row. well, the guy in the first row decided it was his and won the tug-of-war. sock later tweeted, "if anyone knows the kid that unfortunately had the towel ripped out of his hand, tweet his name at me and i'll be sure to get him one." reports say they made contact and the young fan is getting a souvenir towel, presumably a clean one. up next, kids enjoying a day in the sun at a park built especially for them. >> this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by farmers insurance. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ so fi

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a wildfire near breckenridge resort, firefighters are on the scene right now. insurance companies has paid for additional resources. the fire has burned almost 80 acres. eight train crash occurred, the train engineer was suspended. now back to "hannity." >> earlier today while overseas, president trump had some harsh words for obama, regarding the russian meddling in the election. >> barack obama found out about this in terms of if it was russia. he found out about it in august. there's a lot of time he did nothing about it. why did he do nothing about it? he was told it was russia by the cia. he did nothing about it. they say he choked. i don't think he choked, what happened was he thought hillary clinton was going to win the election. hattie thought the other way, he would've done something about it. >> joining us with reaction, an attorney and author, fox business host. this was a fun day. i'm half polish, and i just have to say, i'm very proud to be half polish today. great event and speech by president trump. this reminded me of the 80s when reagan would g

a quick moving fire is threatening breckenridge, colorado, 70 acres burned.rning the entire town may have to be evacuated. >> britain's prince charles isn't known for his sense of humor. but in canada, last week he and his wife, camilla got the giggles watching a performance of inuit throat singing. the prince tried to hide his laughter by scratching his nose, but, but it didn't work. >> up next, a new clue in an unsolved mystery. >>> it was 80 years ago this week that emile yeah erhardt disappeared never to be seen again. one of the greatest mysteries in aviation history. tonight, chip reid tells us a new clue. >> aviation's leading lady. >> when amelia erhardt around the world. >> amelia erhardt -- >> attempting to become the first woman to circumnavigate the globe. u.s. investigators concluded she crashed and died in the pacific. the plane and her remains were never found. dozens of searches over eight decades have come up empty until, possibly, now. >> i have a photograph which i believe clearly indicates that earhart was captured by the japanese. >> les

john brown and several breckenridges. the second was somebody who you've all heard of. it was at uk and the speech was about henry clay. the third was at eastern kentucky university and it was about john j. written den who was sort of a protege of clay's and came along right after clay and rose to prominence in the 1850s. and today i'm pleased to be speaking of someone who will actually be here to hear it. in the humid night air several men in short sleeves leapt to their feet and began to yell hurling abuse. they were simultaneously followed by others. as each person jumped up to scream, it created a dynamic. the crowd taking on a life of its own. within seconds scores and then hundreds of people were on their feet all shouting viciously. like a wave the hundreds became thousands and then tens of thousands. the thunderous roar was made all the more menacing by the cavern nous surroundings and the crowd's rage stood far below them. he was a lone silhouetted figure. his face largely concealed by his hat. he was completely encircled by the riotous crowd. he was in enemy t

evening of the next day he rides to danville where he will consult with the secretary of war, breckenridge. he would instruct major rosser to go back to the valley to collect his men that had not been paroled, it is an important component, to gather them up and prepared to fight again. rosser does just that, he goes to stanton where he issues a proclamation on april 12, from which he declared was the new headquarters of northern virginia. the document, which does not show up, is right over here in special collections. one of the many flyers posted throughout the area of stanton. i will read to you a bit of it. i should point out, you cannot see it at the bottom, but he has promoted himself to lieutenant general. caroline: again, he now has the headquarters. he called upon his men to shoulder their muskets and return to the field to meet the invader that had insulted you. rob you and murdered your dearest friends and relatives. outraged your women. spoiled your homes and dishonored what you held dear and sacred. sound like taylor. e said he would lead the men against this dastardly foe and

this blaze breaking out this afternoon near breckenridge, colorado. several growing blazes near sparks, nevada. this one in camarillo, california. feeding off hot, dry, windy summer weather. and it may get worse before it gets better. thunderstorms this week could bring lightning sparking new fires and 100-degree plus heat across the southwest will not make the fire fight any easier, david. >> that is for sure. clayton sandell with us. clayton, thanks. >>> there is an emotional debate tonight making global headlines. the fate of a terminally ill infant on life support, known as baby charlie. his parents desperately want to move him to a new hospital. the current hospital is resisting. and now president trump and the vatican are getting involved. abc's james longman from london tonight. >> reporter: a family facing the greatest loss imaginable, tonight caught in an international tug of war over their dying child. charlie guard has a genetic disease. he is unable to see, hear or even breathe on his own. british doctors say there is no cure. they want to

probably been long forgotten by most people but were influential in their time, john brown and samuel breckenridge. the second was somebody you have all heard of, at u.k., and the speech was about henry clay. the third was at eastern kentucky university and about john j crittenden, who was sort of a protege of clay and came along after clay and rose to prominence in the 1850's. today, i am pleased to be speaking of someone who will actually be here to hear it. [laughter] >> in the humid night air, several men in short sleeves tot to their feet -- leapt their feet and began to yell. there were simultaneously followed by others. as each person jumped up to scream, it created an inexorable dynamic. life ofd taking on a its own. within seconds, scores and then hundreds of people were on their feet, all shouting viciously. like a wave, the hundreds became thousands and then tens of thousands, the thunderous roar was made all the more menacing by the cavernous surroundings and the fact that the object of the crowd's range stood far below them. lone, silhouetted figure, his face largely concealed by his

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crews are fighting the fire near breckenridge. the flames are threatening homes and evacuations are going on. so far the fire has burned more than 80 acres. that's the equivalent of about 70 football fields. >> let's take a live look outside at camel beach. looking good out there. a little cloudy but we're seeing some sunshine at least for now. >> bill is tracking the rain that's coming our way. >> it's going to be moving into the area. ocean city, new jersey, cloudy skies, not going to be much of a beach day today as the temperatures will stay in the 70s u. wilmington has gotten a few sprinkles but some steadier downpours are on the way and possibly some thunderstorms during the day. the first of the rain, you can see very light rain for wilmington. it's a little bit steadier to the south. and into chester county as well and some of it has now spread into berks county. it's starting to move into pottstown as well. the chance of thunderstorms for this afternoon and the area that i'm watching closely is this line that is moving tow

so far it's burned about 80 acres and forced the evacuation of 463 homes near the breckenridge ski resort> the new way to get a buzz through chocolate. >>> fa mos mural returns to san francisco but is this real or a knock off. >>> skies are clear even at the coast. that's a hint that heat is building and i'll show you seven-day forecast this just a few minutes. >>> checking our traffic on the right hand side the traffic heading toward the peninsula a little lighter than the traffic coming forward >>> new version of the hate street rat has appeared. it's believed to be a fake. in fact, our partner hood line has received a report that two men were seen on july 4th using a projector to trace over a photo of the original mural. the earlier mural was removed with a section of the building then toured art galleries two years ago and sold to a private owner. >>> an app under development aims to help people with mental disabilities connect with others. it's called friendi. it was designed to help those with special needs design friendship. he took up the challenge for his friend who is on the aut

i am really, really happy to have vice admiral breckenridge here. not only does military provide training for kids, but a great career path. what are some of the recruiting problems the military is facing? what role can afterschool play? >> as we look at afterschool programs, if we run into people that don't believe making an investment in use is the right thing to do, let me offer you a slightly different lens. today ages 17-25, 70% don't qualify to join the military. 71%. they go into three large buckets , which is obesity, not completing high school, or having a criminal record. from the earlier panelist and research many of you have access to the afterschool programs go to the very root causes that create those areas. that is just meeting the minimums. in addition to that, as we talked about the changes that exist in the workforce is today, it is an increasingly complex world that the military needs to operate in. we also need youth coming in with higher and skills to go into technology ante complex workplace. after school programs offer that op